Where is the point where the two lines meet? x + 5x y = -8x
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<h3>Answer:</h3>
In this question, we're trying to find the point where to two lines meet.
Our equations are:
- y = x + 5x
- y = -8x
To find the point of intersection, we would first have to solve for x with both equations.
Solve:
Now, we just plug in 0 to x to find the y.
When you put them into a coordinate, it would be (0,0).
The lines would intersect at (0,0), due to the fact that there is no beginning point for the equations.
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